only a huge - and i mean HUGE - idiot would think something like this

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there are two different items related to this guy in the ANC1A meeting next week, so I expect something very funny will come of that

Bowser coughing this thing up at the 11th hour would be great timing for any incoming mayor who wants to copy "the Miracle in Manhattan"

Do you know if 11th St is still moving forward? I know they cut a hole in the middle of it, but there's been enough radio silence about the rest of it that my Bowser Sense is starting to go off

dude out here looking like evil picard

which means, unfortunately, that no amount of proof is going to help. this isn't about a lack of evidence, it's about her ideological convictions about how street space should be used

The "safety concerns" are there as a fig leaf to give Bowser cover to do what she already wants to do: stop bike projects because she believes streets are exclusively for cars

those are quite the initials for a racist nextdoor post

well, my name is matt taibbi and i think you have a lot of growing up to do

incredibly beautiful tribute to charlie kirk, although i'm not aware of his specific connection to massachusetts

That's understandable. Sopranos is a high peak in prestige tv, essentially the start of a golden era of television. It's hard to meaningfully compare it to something as pedestrian and schlocky as GOT, for example.

Please refrain from insults and ad-homs, and stick to the topic, okay? If you can't logically refute my points it's fine to just let it go and move along instead of getting childish.

If you want to use your own (incorrect) definition, that's totally fine. you should probably just post a disclaimer when discussing it on here so people who actually know about TV don't get confused

"event" shows started in the 1970s and continued on until the 90s, peaking with Sopranos. They've greatly declined since then - witness the muted reaction to the end of Game of Thrones, for example. I wouldn't say that GOT killed the "event show" phenomenon, but it certainly contributed